What is the best open-source Bitcoin Wallet?

[jasonstacks]

Mobile or desktop wallets, let me know your suggestions.
I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

[LoyceV]

Mobile or desktop wallets, let me know your suggestions.
I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

This doesn't belong on the tech board. Maybe Beginners, but considering you made up your mind already:

You do not sell Bitcoin, ever.

Use cold storage.

[Cookdata]

Mobile or desktop wallets, let me know your suggestions.
I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

Mobile:
Blue wallet, available for Ios and android.
Electrum wallet, available for android.

Desktop:
Electrum wallet
Blue wallet.
Sparrow wallet.

[Kruw]

Phoenix Wallet for mobile has the best UX, it's a Lightning wallet that also supports splicing for on chain payments. Wasabi Wallet for desktop has the best privacy, it supports coinjoin, payjoin, and silent payments. Both are open source - https://github.com/ACINQ/phoenix | https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi

[Z-tight]

I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

You always being on your phone does not matter in this case. It would have made sense if you said you spend BTC every day or very often, then you'd need a mobile online wallet and keep only a small amount that you need for spending on the go. Take note that anything online is prone to hacking, so you don't want all your BTC in your internet connected device.

Asides that, your funds should be in cold storage. Which is either an airgapped wallet or a hardware wallet.

[satscraper]

Mobile or desktop wallets, let me know your suggestions.
I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

It really depends on what you actually need.

If you’re focused solely on  Bitcoin only wallet that has the simple interface, is user‑friendly, and  doesn't compromise your privacy you might consider the open source Envoy from Foundation.

In my view,the best option for you to try a few of wallets suggested in this thread and choose the one that feels right for you among all the candidates.

[SFR10]

Mobile or desktop wallets, let me know your suggestions.
I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

In addition to the above options, you can also try "Nunchuck ^{[not user-friendly, but it has good features]}" and "Stack Duo ^{[they support more cryptocurrencies on their Stack Wallet app]}".
^{Note: You can create decoy wallets on both, but I still wouldn't recommend using their main wallets for storing large amounts!}

[dkbit98]

Mobile or desktop wallets, let me know your suggestions.
I actually prefer mobile since I am always on my phone anyway.

Desktop wallets like Electrum and Sparrow of are better, but open source hardware wallets are safest option.
Mobile wallets are fine only for pocket money, but you can also connect them with hardware wallets for more protection.
If you are just getting started than Electrum wallet is a good option.

[jasonstacks]

Thank you for the recommendations.
Was also doing my own research and stumbled upon this open-source wallet,
https://github.com/gemwalletcom/
Also supports other crypto.
Has anyone tried this yet?

[LoyceV]

Has anyone tried this yet?

Are you looking for "the best" wallet, or are you here to advertise an unknown wallet?

[ABCbits]

Has anyone tried this yet?

Are you looking for "the best" wallet, or are you here to advertise an unknown wallet?

FWIW, it's not exactly unknown wallet considering total download and star on github. It also pass all basic tests on wallet scrutiny[1], although they haven't verify the reproducibility.

[1] https://walletscrutiny.com/android/com.gemwallet.android/